Summary of Intelligence Number 65 from Major P. C. Kalloch

cour ONIMAL 35th Division, Not to be taken SEGOND SROTDON, G. S. intg front line. Sept ember 23rd, 1918 ID. 65 SUMMARY OF INTELLIGENSE Sept. 22 - Sept. . 23, 1913 242 (16 h. - 16 h) GENERAL LEPRESSION OF THE DAY. Very quiet. Visibility Poor. DECLASSIFIED II. ENEMY FRONT LINE. E.0. 12065, Sec. 3-402 Nothing to report. DOD Directive 5.00.30, June 18, 1979 III. ENEMY ORDER OF BATTLE. By NLT- NC NARS, Date 5-19-12 No known changes. IV. ENEMY INFANTRY. Quiet. A flares from VANQUOIS HILL. V. ENEMY ARTILLERY. About sixty shells, probably 77 cal. , behind our lines between 23 hours and 2 hours. VI. ENEMY MOVEMENTS. At 9:15 hr. 30 German soldiers and two horsemen seen going in direction of CHORPENTRY on ECLISFONTAINE - CHORPENTRY road. At 11 hour, ten wagons accompanied by small detachments going in the dir- &&&. ection of CHORPENTRY , on ECLISFONTAINE - CHORPENTRY VII. ENEMY WORKS. 19 hour. Several Germans seen working at point L63.12 VIII. ENEMY AERONAUTICS. German plane flew over our lines 18.25 to 18.45, IX. Judging from the increase amount of circulation the French observers believe that a relief was made by the Germans during night. X. RES LT OF OUR AIR OBSERVATION Nothing to report. INATIONAL ARCHIVES AND P. C. KALLOCH, Major, Inf antry, C. of S., G-2 per J. C. HOEHLE, Captain, infantry.